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Walmart to discontinue the sale of e-cigarettes
On Friday, September 20, Walmart announced that it will end the sale of e-cigarettes after it has expended its current inventory. The move follows a rash of lung disease cases related to vaping, which itself recently prompted President Trump to announce his intention to prohibit flavored e-cigarettes. In July, Walmart increased its sales age for tobacco products to 21.
Walmart will continue to sell conventional cigarettes and smokeless tobacco products.
Updates
Trump Administration Weighs Prohibition of Non-Tobacco-Flavored E-CigarettesSept. 11, 2019
FDA unveils new proposed cigarette pack warning labelsAug. 15, 2019
DHS continues investigation of lung disease among teens and young adults who reported using e-cigarettesAug. 2, 2019
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